> Sounds like you have covered all the bases. I don't know about that. Plugins/Receivers/Watchdogs do make the configuration process more complex and we are going to need to spend time working out the issues.
> The only thing that might be slightly confusing to a user when using a > watchdog is that they could delete the configuration file (which the > watchdog would notice, but produce an error about) thinking > that it would > 'turn off' logging. Of course it just leaves the logging unchanged. I > suppose that is down to user education. I think people "get" the idea about watchdogs. We'll just have to make sure they understand that when there is nothing to watch the current logging settings are still active. -Mark -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
